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I lightly sanded the stenciled area after it dried. The tray can be removed for easy cleaning after. I painted BIG CRUMBS in black acrylic paint and the rest in gray acrylic paint. The Sassy Crumb Catcher Feeding Bib has a plastic tray that will help catch messy spills during mealtimes. If you would like a stencil to either use as a cut file or to trace click below. Then to add a little humor I created a fun stencil with my Silhouette Cameo to add to the project. Step 2) I applied some white caulk to the cracks and then painted the crumb catcher with white paint. I attached several 5/8 inch 18G brad nails to the bottom to secure the border, but this step isn’t necessary the wood glue once set should hold just fine. Step 1) Apply wood glue to all the border (dowel) pieces and attach to bottom (1/4 plywood piece).

2 – 3/4 inch dowel or rip cuts – 13 1/4 inches.

2 – 3/4 inch dowel or rip cuts – 8 inches.

I made my 1/4 inch plywood cuts approximately two inches longer on length and width to accommodate for the border. My toaster measured 7 1/2 x 11 1/4 inches. *Your cuts will vary depending on the size of your toaster.

Stencil (optional) made from Silhouette Cameo.

Scrap piece long enough for length of cuts (see below) – this will be for the front and back supports.

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Click here to read my full disclosure policy. *This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience. This is an easy and cheap project that will save some clean up headaches. I created a fun stencil to go with it just to add some laughs to my morning toasting routine. To make my drawer easier to clean up I decided to use some scrap wood and make a Toaster Crumb Catcher. I think I need to fire the crumb catcher…he is doing a CRUMBY job haha. Here is what my drawer looks like where we store the toaster. I know that toasters have their own built in crumb catcher but I can’t say it really gets the job done well. I hope you get a chance to make some of your own.Are crumbs all over your counter, drawer or cabinet from your toaster? When this happens I have to whip out the vacuum cleaner and vacuum up the drawer.

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Plus is keeps those Oreos from making a mess! I love that star shape! This is a quick project and makes for a great gift for the holidays. It was quick and added a little stability to the finished product. Crumb Catcher Apron Keep your clothes clean when eating or drinking Perfect for mealtimes, activities, travelling and oral cavity hygiene Can be used with or.

Next, I stitched in the ditch along the main seams. Turn right side out and then top stitch near the edge all the way around. Then I stitched 1/4″ from the raw edges (pivoting at the corners), leaving an opening on one side. Instead of binding around all of those corners (8!), I layered, then stitched around the outside edges and left an opening on one side for turning right side out. The other change I made is the way I finished the smaller version.

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You can find the updated pdf version here: Cookie Plate Crumb Catcher Here are the sizes that you’ll need to cut for the mug rug version. I just reduced the size of the units from 5 1/2″ (unfinished) to 3 1/2″ (unfinished).

It would also make a nice candle mat or vase pad, but I like the mug rug idea myself. The finished size of the mug rug is 8 1/2″ in diameter. This mug rug is the smaller version of my Cookie Plate Crumb Catcher that I made last year. It’s the perfect size to hold a cup of tea and your favorite cookie(s). I’m happy to introduce the Mug Rug Crumb Catcher.

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